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Shanza Sami’s invention could soon bring one of the first major updates to the catalytic converter in decades.
Student dancers have incorporated personal stories from those living with mental illness in Unfinished, a ballet performance.
Since 2016, Matt Grimm’s plastic counterpart has been much more than a blockhead.
Julie Kraft, 58, has been using her energy as a self-professed “community cheerleader.” She runs her own communications business while serving on various local committees and boards such as ConnectCR and the Revival Theatre Company.
On the darkest day of the lunar month, some say the triumph of light over darkness has more in common with other holidays than you might think.
Mark Brown, a former homeless veterans outreach specialist and street musician, details the life he took for granted.
By giving away dozens of bouquets every week or two, Caren Wasta has turned grief into joy — and loss into life.
See why Halloween fanatics in the Corridor get their greatest joys each year from the darkest holiday.
Faces of Hope, a new photography exhibit in Mount Vernon, is giving Cornell College alumni a new glimpse of themselves from the ‘80s and ‘90s.
See how Elizabeth Wichmann’s role at the Eastern Iowa Airport makes a difference for women in the male-dominated field of aviation.
After a flesh-eating disease took both of Ricky Bartlett’s legs over the course of eight years, the larger than life personality has found a new stride.
See how participants fared in a game simulating the trials and despair of navigating the refugee resettlement process, an event part of Welcoming Week in Cedar Rapids. It’s easier said than done.
See inside the B-25 warbird offering a living piece of history through flights in Eastern Iowa this weekend.
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